Sentence examples for in reassignment from inspiring English sources
In mid-November, there were 236 teachers and administrators still in reassignment, down from 770 when the deal to close the rubber rooms was signed.
The final episode, "Rubber Room" (which is to be broadcast on May 24), tips its hat to the current ado about New York City public school teachers' being warehoused for the school year in reassignment centers known as rubber rooms.
Marshall saw no disgrace in reassignment; some men simply couldn't hack it in combat, at least not at first, but that did not mean they could not be valuable in the future.
This will help the management in reassignment of the resources, taking maintenance decisions effectively, getting more availability of the system, and, therefore, exaggerating the productivity of the system.
But an officer who takes part in "rubber room" hearings, which deal with teachers being paid to out disciplinary hearings in reassignment centers, praised the system.
Recent attention to R. felis, which already has resulted in reassignment of this organism to the spotted fever group rickettsiae (14, 15 ), may further elucidate the other components involved in the maintenance of this rickettsiosis.
A further demonstration of the Obama administration's resolve to keep open Guantánamo and maintain the indefinite incarceration its prisoners came in the reassignment, in January, of Special Envoy Dan Fried.
The pope himself came under scrutiny for his role in the reassignment to Munich in 1980 of a priest who had molested boys, when Benedict was archbishop there.
Twice in the last three years, Mr. Garabitos spent time in a reassignment center for teachers and other school officials removed from the schools.
Among Dr. Turbin's concerns is whether a reorganization would result in the reassignment of some colleagues to one of the university's other medical school facilities.
"The ABF Act limits a person's ability to disclose information by threat of termination of employment, or through other measures such as reduction in salary, reassignment of duties," it says.
